Anna Kashinskaya church

The Anna Kashinskaya church features an architectural design with distinct domes, traditional Russian ornamentation, and white stone walls against red brick accents.

Construction of the church began in 1901 under architects S.I. Andreev and A.P. Aplaksin, marking a period of religious architectural development in Saint Petersburg.

The church continues its function within the Eastern Orthodox tradition and maintains connections to the Kashinskoye Sretensky Convent from the Tver region.

Located at Bolshoi Sampsonievsky Prospect 53, the church welcomes visitors and conducts regular religious services throughout the week.

The building combines elements of Russian Revival architecture with structural innovations from the early 20th century, representing a regional cultural heritage site.

Location: Vyborgsky District

Inception: 1901

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture

Part of: Подворье Кашинского Сретенского женского монастыря Тверской губернии

GPS coordinates: 59.97028,30.34139

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:49